Vehicles

Casper Mountain is currently in the midst of what looks to be a small mudslide.

The Laramie Police are reminding the public to use common sense when securing their belongings. This advice comes from a recent spate of incidents in several different areas of the City involving people “testing” car doors to see if they’re locked. Unlocked doors invite...

Anyone with information relevant to this investigation is asked to contact Detective Jeff Sheaman at (307) 922-5340.

Dealers will replace the fuel pump with an improved one.

Our friends at Digg.com have come across one of the best videos on the internet this week and I know that it's only Monday, but it'll be pretty difficult to top this one.

Forest Service spokeswoman Mary Cernicek declined comment Friday, citing policy not to comment on litigation.

The recall starts on Oct. 11.

Investigators will evaluate how susceptible the airbag control units are to electrical signals as well as other factors that could stop air bags from inflating.

As densely populated as we are in the Cowboy State, one would assume everyone would have the basics skills to navigate vehicles properly during our elongated winter months. Well... you know what they say about assumptions.

With an average vehicle registration costing a couple hundred dollars, the state could theoretically be losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees each year.